Descendancy for Albert William Hodgkins: Family History of Ivan Hurst

Albert William Hodgkins

1898 - 1959 (60 years)

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1 Albert William Hodgkins ^[1] b. 12 Sep 1898 d. 10 May 1959
- Winifred May Page b. 20 Apr 1908 d. 1986
  - 2 Phyllis Edna Hodgkins ^[1.1] b. 22 May 1927 d. 6 Dec 2011
    - Lawrence Alfred Stanley b. 10 Oct 1925 d. 6 May 2012
      - 3 Beverley A Stanley ^[1.1.1]
        
        + Robert John Ferguson b. 24 Aug 1948 d. 28 Mar 2010
      - 3 Paul L Stanley ^[1.1.2]
  - 2 Winifred Helen Hodgkins ^[1.2] b. 25 Dec 1928 d. 3 Dec 2014
  - 2 Audrey Iris Hodgkins ^[1.3] b. 26 Sep 1930 d. 27 Jan 1934
  - 2 Brenda Mary Hodgkins ^[1.4] b. 06 Dec 1933 d. 13 Dec 2009
  - 2 Albert William Hodgkins ^[1.5] b. 29 Mar 1935 d. 15 Nov 1998
  - 2 James Edward Hodgkins ^[1.6] b. 24 Jul 1937 d. 10 Oct 2004
  - 2 Frederick Anthony Hodgkins ^[1.7] b. 19 Dec 1940 d. 30 Jun 2013
    - Diane Jean Sultana LaCointe b. 17 Jul 1942 d. 3 Mar 2022
      - 3 Danny Hodgkins ^[1.7.1]
  - 2 David Bernard Hodgkins ^[1.8] b. 14 Nov 1945 d. 5 Nov 1962

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